Kayley Loring Books in Order

Startup partners Molly Kidd and Ryan Murphy head to Hawaii on a company workation and discover their carefully drawn boundaries are not holding up. Friends-to-lovers tension does the rest.

Avery's long-distance flirtation with hot British consultant Luke Mason gets much more dangerous when work brings them together in person. Career pressure and real chemistry make the trip unforgettable.

Rival screenwriters Erin Duffy and Scott Braddock keep colliding at weddings and cannot stop hooking up, no matter how hard Erin tries to hate him. Professional ambition and old history raise the stakes.

A short, steamy contemporary romance built around strong attraction and the problem of wanting more than was ever supposed to happen. It is quick, playful, and easy to inhale in one sitting.

British movie star Evan is used to charming everyone except Stella, the one woman who sees right through him. Their small-town clash turns into a funny, very flirty romance.

Vince is trying to move past his bad-boy reputation, but Nina makes keeping things simple almost impossible. Their attraction is immediate, and learning whether he can be trusted is the real challenge.

Olivia agrees to fake-date her brother's best friend, billionaire tech nerd John Brandt, and quickly learns fake feelings are not staying fake. This is a flirty brother's-best-friend romance with plenty of swagger.

Wes and Lily get a second-chance romance full of old history, prickly banter, and feelings that never really went away. Small-town closeness makes staying apart harder than either hoped.

Grumpy lawyer Matt and sharp, funny Bernadette keep finding themselves pulled back together when walking away would be easier. The banter is hot, the tension is constant, and neither one stays detached for long.

Shane Miller is a movie star, a single dad, and very much not as put together as he looks. When Willa gets drawn into his orbit, Hollywood chaos and family life make their growing connection impossible to ignore.

Keaton and Roxy agree to fake being a couple so they can join friends at a Caribbean resort, which would be easier if they were not already half in love. The crossover cast makes this one extra fun.

Chase looks polished and successful, but Aimee brings out the softer, messier side he usually keeps hidden. Their romance mixes humor, strong chemistry, and feelings that hit harder than either expects.

Declan wants Maddie to play fake girlfriend for a holiday family visit, and the plan gets real fast. It is festive, sharp, and packed with the banter that made this series such a reader favorite.

Rock star Nico is used to being irresistible, but single mom Kat has no interest in empty charm. Fame, family, and real chemistry push them toward something much more serious than either planned.

Single dad Alex Vega has a mischievous son and a talent for complicating his own life. Emilia should keep things professional, but the pull between them keeps getting stronger.

Eddie and Birdie try to keep things friendly, but Valentine's Day is a terrible time to pretend there is no spark. This one blends old comfort, flirting, and just enough chaos to upend the plan.

Dylan Brodie falls for Scarlett, a single mom with bigger priorities than another charming man. Their chemistry is strong, but real life, family, and trust make this romance harder than a simple fling.

Single dad comedian Owen Brodie hires struggling comic Frankie to nanny his son on tour, which is a terrible idea for two people who already annoy and attract each other. The setup is awkward, funny, and surprisingly sweet.

Professor and bestselling thriller author Emmett starts an anonymous letter exchange with Fiona, his talented student and least calm admirer. Their forbidden attraction is smart, funny, and very hard to resist.

Nolan and Cora get a holiday romance set against the excess and speed of Vegas. Attraction, celebration, and bad ideas make for a lively, chemistry-heavy read.

Football star Dash gets thrown into a high-stakes romance with Charlie, a former ballerina whose life is already complicated enough. The attraction is hot, but the real surprise is how fast everything changes.

A smart heroine inherits a football franchise and immediately clashes with cocky quarterback Johnny Decker. Their enemies-to-lovers tension powers a funny, steamy start to the Boston Tomcats series.

Miles Brodie is a grumpy single dad, Aria brings the sunshine, and neither is prepared for how hard they fall. Their opposites-attract energy gives the series a warm, funny finish.

A very good dog helps push two people toward a Christmas romance they probably should have seen coming. This novella is silly, steamy, and built for a quick feel-good read.

This follow-up to Declan and Maddie's story catches them as happily married new parents trying to reconnect in the middle of total exhaustion. It is short, funny, and very relatable.

Callum Duke and Millie get pulled into a close-quarters football romance where strategy and real feeling start to blur. It delivers banter, swagger, and a big-hearted payoff.

This short return to the Name in Lights world follows Damon and Nikki through a quick, funny burst of romance. It is a compact bonus story with the same warmth and charm as the main series.

Billy and Donna start with rules and a no-strings mindset that was never likely to last. Halloween gives the romance an extra layer of chaos and playful tension.

Holden and Piper are stuck together at exactly the worst, and best, possible time. Snowed-in closeness turns a holiday setup into a warm, high-chemistry New Year romance.

Grady returns to Beacon Harbor with money, history, and unfinished feelings he clearly never dealt with. Claire is still there, and the town makes dodging the past impossible.

Damien comes home for the holidays still hung up on Vera, the woman who knows exactly how to challenge him. A storm, one bed, and years of unresolved tension do the rest.

Grumpy single dad Elijah is not in the mood for holiday magic until Cleo crashes through his defenses. This Christmas romance mixes family chaos, sharp humor, and a lot of heart.

Vivian's biggest regret walks back into her life when her sister hires former best friend Brad, now a very hot personal trainer, to whip her into shape. Second-chance feelings show up fast.

Adam and Kate bring sharp back-and-forth energy to this hockey rom-com. Their attraction grows through rink-side chaos, competitive sparks, and plenty of teasing.

Dean and Soleil anchor a playful hockey romance full of chemistry, speed, and repeated chances to finally get things right. It keeps the Quick Pucks tone light, sexy, and fun.

Craig and Bridget kick off the Quick Pucks series with fast banter and instant chemistry in a hockey-centered setting. It is a breezy, steamy sports romance that moves quickly.